Editing Phil Religion (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Applying</span> ==
'''Modeling 'The Problem of Evil' (The Epicurean Paradox):'''
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def evaluate_god_status(exists_evil, is_all_powerful, is_all_good):
    """
    The classic logical challenge to Theism.
    """
    if exists_evil:
        if is_all_powerful and is_all_good:
            return "PARADOX: Logical contradiction found."
        elif not is_all_powerful:
            return "THEORY: God exists but is limited (Finite Theism)."
        elif not is_all_good:
            return "THEORY: God exists but is indifferent/malicious."
    else:
        return "STATUS: Perfectly good world. No paradox."

# Testing the classical definition of God
print(evaluate_god_status(True, True, True))
# This logic is why 'Theodicy' (the study of justifying 
# God's goodness) is so important in philosophy.
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; Religious Philosophy Landmarks
: '''Aquinas's Five Ways''' → The 13th-century attempt to prove God's existence using Aristotelian logic.
: '''Hume on Miracles''' → David Hume's argument that it is always more likely that a witness is "lying or mistaken" than that a law of nature was broken.
: '''Kierkegaard's 'Leap of Faith' ''' → The idea that belief in God is "Absurd" but necessary for the human soul.
: '''God of the Gaps''' → The critique that religion only "explains" the things that science hasn't figured out yet.
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